Martin Gurri

Martin Gurri is author of "The Revolt of the Public," a former CIA analyst, and presently a visiting fellow at the Mercatus Center of George Mason University.

Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro greets his supporters during a rally in Caracas on December 1, 2025.

Opinion

January 16, 2026

MARTIN GURRI: Let's look at all the global benefits Trump reaped by grabbing Maduro

Trump's Venezuela raid removing Nicolás Maduro creates global domino effects, weakening China's influence and reshaping geopolitical dynamics.

Joe Biden looks on

Opinion

January 7, 2025

Why we must expose the criminal fraud of those behind Biden's disastrous presidency

The president of the USA is supposed to preside. Biden didn’t because he couldn’t. From the beginning, we are now told, old age had grievously enfeebled his body and dimmed his mind.

Karine Jean-Pierre

Opinion

June 22, 2024

We're in a post-truth world now. So, how can we escape the mass delusions?

Truth isn’t the sum of many facts: It works the other way around. We erect frameworks of understanding which the facts must fit into or modify.

A woman and a boy attempt to hitch a ride during a scheduled power outage in Bauta, Cuba, Monday, March 18, 2024 The island is facing an energy crisis, with waves of blackouts worsening in recent weeks.

Opinion

March 30, 2024

In Cuba, the terminal stage of communism is a mafia

The wreckage of the Cuban economy really can’t be exaggerated. The perpetual blackouts are an apt symbol of a country that is headed for the dark ages.

Joe Biden talking at podium, making a fist

Opinion

March 6, 2024

Biden’s 2024 advantage: An alliance of elites rigging the game

By a strange process of transformation, Joe Biden has become Jimmy Carter.